The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-10
to make it hot for the insurance companles. ~ 1.-Two
he dies, but a man we'll covered ougns
a couple of hundred years.

to make it hot for the insurance compares 20 1.-Two
he dies, but a man we'll covered ousns
couple of hundred years. r.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS will return IRON
rope in September, and the colored Peop'e
Washington are making arrangements 70 a.
him a rousing reception. he Will NOV 49,
bury Park this year.
THE family of the late Peter Cooper are amosr
the most active and energetic of the charl'aD,
disposed people of New York. and co Ii.aa TO
freely. not only their money but tneF sAAAo'
relieve the deserving poor.
THERE is an old lady in Georgia who WIN ne'e-
send of her daughters to Vassar oonss
What with their coats an vests an 40 3oI men
hats" she says, women is nigh enough iAe
now, 'thout maxim bachelors OF EN-.
BOSTON has holiness restaurant with sEA
and Bible texts curiousy intermingled. LOO
and Eggs. 10 cents" is the inscription which gw
the customers eye entering, wnlie jus, 49,
is printed, BLESSED are the pure IN near@ -
P. T. BARNUM celebrated the seventy-seven'a
anniversary of his birth on the 4th OF july
Waldmere. where he gave clam bake 70 lat
thirty of his children. grandchildren anu =.
grandchildren Mr.. Barnum appeared TO DO ~
remarkably good health.
GovEaNoR HUGHES, of Arkansas, gets wv
suits of clothes year regularly from oeoftis
the material being woven and his clothes oe ne
made up in that State He has just receives n =
summer Outnt from the CToOpcI A1soAS'
made of checked cottonade
IT is reported that ex-senator jones' or flor-
ida, has finally left Detroit. He is sale to De Oh
his way TO Europe, whittier Miss Palm has gonS1
before him. There is some surprise express S;
in Detroit at his sudden departure. as many OF n,s
investments in that city are beginning 70 in"Ao
large returns.
THE son of Joshua R. Giddings. the old ONO
Abolitionist, lives at Jefferson, the county-seas
IF Asht ahrlac He
farm, but he takes very little interest in poll
tics. The son of Ben Wade lives IN the same
town. He gives himself up to horses, ana iets
politics alone
A PHILADELPHIA battery, under the genera
prohibition az ainst saluting the dawning Fourth
wheeled out wooden ten-pounder In horriDie
mystery, and there on q vacant lot, in the cary
morn, with two policemen watching Wen 10 tuo
rear, exploded paper bags in the cavernous pely
of their Quaker gun.
WRITER inS the London Literary World
quotes Bret Harte as saying of Stedman, stod-
dard and others: ''Those men get OF a ne"
poem about once month. I make it point
not to write one oftener than every three
months, and get just about as much 1or my
one poem as they do for three
Two Indian servants, who have been engaged
Professionally for year by the Queen, have ar
rived in England. One OF them, Mohamed
Buksh, was formerly in the household OF the
Queen-mother of Dholepore. who sends by him
a gold and yak chounr, or fly fapper, or great
beauty for the Queens acceptance.
If has been said that Mrs. Langtry was the
first woman to take out papers of American citl-
zenship This is a mistake. Mrs. Breckenridge,
many. Some years ago she wished to become
one of incor porators of a ferry company 1t was
decided by legal authority that it was necessary
for her to take out papers of citizenship, which
Dec9mbar n. heads
list
SOME ingenious chevalier d'industrie in Lon
don has hit upon new way of raising the
wind" He studies the advertising columns of
the daily journals, ascertains when musical
professor will be engaged at concert, and calls
at his house during his absence, in the character
of a messenger sent for a violin or some other
musical instrument He made good haul at
MIR. Charles Gardeners the other day. On ask
ing for one violin he was presented with two.
EMPEROR Dom PEDRO, Of Brazil is said to be
losing his mind. His memory has nearly left
him and he has lost in great measure his former
capacity for dealing with administrative affairs.
His medical advisers are, however, of the opin-
ion that this weakening of mind powers is only
an effect of the great physical prostration caused
by his severe liver attack and the powerful
remedies employed to combat it, and that with
returning bodily strength the restoration of his
mental powers will follow
NONE of the convicted New York Doodle al
dermen are treated with severity at Sing Sing.
O'Neil and McQuade pack the shirts after they
are Numbered. They are spared the humilia-
ton of the wash. Jaehne has charge of the to-
bacco which is issued to the convicts Ward is
in the printing Office, where his duties only
nominal. In fact, he has but little TO do. All
of them receive a box from their friends once
each month. These contain creature comforts,
which make the rugged prison fare more palat-
able. With the other prisoners they take the
lock-step in their squads to their meals and from
their cells to and from their work. Other than
this they hold but little communities tion with
their enforced companions.